A Nigerian recycling worker smuggled young children into Britain before brainwashing them with African witchcraft to try and force them into prostitution.

Osezua Elvis Osolase, 42, is accused of 13 offences of trafficking, rape, false imprisonment and sexual activity with a child.

He allegedly cast spells over his three victims, all originally from Nigeria, using juju magic rituals in order to stop them from running away, a court has heard.

He is also alleged to have sexually assaulted the girls - who are now aged 15, 17 and 18 - and it is believed he has many more victims.

Juju refers to traditional West African religions involving objects of superstition and witchcraft.

In one case, the court heard, Osolase took the 17-year-old-girl to a place of 'witchcraft' in April last year and forced her to bathe using a red cloth and blood.

The girl then had her armpit hair cut, toe and finger nails cut and blood was taken from her right hand before she was told the spell would kill her if she tried to run away.

During the opening of the eight week trial today, Canterbury Crown Court heard the three girls were shipped to the UK from Nigeria in preparation for being sold as prostitutes in Italy.

Sara Ellis, prosecuting, said: 'This case involves allegations in respect of three young Nigerian girls who were trafficked from Nigeria into the UK in order to traffic them out of the UK and to Europe for the purposes of prostitution.

The court heard Osolase, who lives with a German woman in Gravesend, Kent, had found his alleged 17-year-old victim begging on the streets of Nigeria.

The former security guard told her would take her to Britain to help her get an education.
Canterbury Crown Court heard how three girls were shipped to Britain from Nigeria in preparation for being sold as prostitutes in Italy

Canterbury Crown Court heard how three girls were shipped to Britain from Nigeria in preparation for being sold as prostitutes in Italy

Ms Ellis said: 'He called himself ‘Victor’ and took her to a large house - a place she described as a "place of witchcraft".

'There she was given what she described as "native port", a mixture which looked like blood and a red cloth.

'She was told to use this liquid to bathe and to tie a cloth around herself after doing so.

'A man came and cut hair under her armpits and finger and toenails and blood from her right hand.

'She was told this was to ensure she did not run away and would repay Victor.

'She said it was an "oath" and if she ran away the charm would find her.

'She was told that if she ran away or didn’t pay that she would die. She believed it.'

Ms Ellis told the court the 17-year-old was then given a passport - which had been lost by its genuine owner some years earlier - and flown to the UK then Italy.

However, when she reached the airport she refused to go through customs and begged Italian officials for help, the court heard.

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These nutters stay giving Nigeria a bad name everywhere...

wat a shame

Parent don't be deceived the golden fleece is not in the white man's land. It has always been in Africa. Don't allow anyone to take your under aged children with the promise of making them rich over night for if they have that power you will not even hear of it. Who has ever invited your family members to Aso Rock to make rich? ask yourselves that big questions.

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That's just terrible. Some people can be so wicked!

Bleeping my gal while reading de thread.continue ...

Poor girl, what an experience!.

Very bad guy, he should be hanged.

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Obviously those girls were kidnapped/brainwashed from Nigeria.

Lesson for young ladies: Don't fall for men (strangers) that promise you shopping in London, SA or Dubai. You may end up been treated like these girls.

May God protect our daughters, sisters and female folks.



Frawzey

I don't think this is a news jor! Na today? Abeg, next topic!

na today? Wetin u wan make dm do? Wicked pple but dem go blame am 4 poverty.

@ op, i pray so hard that the alien of a man be shot on sight

The thought of those dirty old perverted oyibos defiling our youngsters makes me wanna puke! But -as with the slave trade- oyibo would not have succeeded in their wickedness had they not had inside help from fellow Nigerians; the levels we'd sink to, to satisfy our wickedness, sadism and greed is legendary.

This is no news in nigeria.In most cases their families prepare them for the trips,and even beg the traffickers to take them,knowing fully well what they rae going to do abroad.

Nigerians are hell becuase of he;llish leadership.

Child Trafficking and prostitution in diaspora is not the best way to make money. The problem sometimes is from the parents. So desperate to push their children into this notorious act. Thereby making money there and sending it to them back home. Notwithstanding the fact that they're the ones(the girls) to suffer from the implications. Atleast after satisfaying a number of huge guys with naturally endowened joystick. But sincerely speaking, this non-sense has to stop. Say No to child trafficking, Say No to prostitution. And Say Yes to life.